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The Life of David Gale (VHS, 2003)

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Immerse yourself in the gripping drama of "The Life of David Gale" on VHS. This classic movie features an incredible cast led by Laura Linney and Kevin Spacey in an unforgettable story directed by Alan Parker. Rated R for mature audiences, this film explores powerful themes and emotions that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Experience this timeless masterpiece on NTSC signal standard format and add it to your collection today. This brand new, sealed VHS tape is a must-have for any movie lover and is listed in the "Movies & TV" and "VHS Tapes" categories. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history.

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Gale (Kevin Spacey) is a Texas professor and anti-death penalty activist who, ironically enough, winds up on death row for the rape and murder of a colleague. Kate Winslet plays Bitsey Bloom, the brave journalist who sets out to tell to his story. In the days leading up to his execution, Gale fills her in on his life via flashbacks, which include political debates, lectures, sex with a student, rape allegations, alcoholism, divorce, and despair. As the hour of his doom approaches, Bitsey becomes convinced that Gale is the victim of a shadowy political conspiracy and races against the clock to prove his innocence.Director Alan Parker (MISSISSIPPI BURNING) manages to deliver a strong anti-capital punishment message alongside enough twists, turns and shocking moments to keep viewers perched at the edges of their seats. Winslet and Spacey are both riveting in the leads, but its Laura Linney as Gale's alleged victim--a fellow anti-capital punishment activist and close friend--who makes the biggest impression. Gabriel Mann also scores points in a sympathetic role as Bitsey's intern. Nicholas Cage served as the film's producer. The musical score is by Parker's two sons, Jake and Alex.